The Nigerian naira has plunged to N1,740 per dollar in the parallel market, reversing earlier gains and raising concerns over economic stability. Minor appreciation was noted in the NAFEM, but analysts warn that supply shortages and increasing demand could lead to further depreciation in the...
As of October 6, 2024, the black market exchange rate for the US dollar against the Nigerian naira has reached N1,674. This stark difference from the official rate of N1,657 by the Central Bank highlights ongoing economic challenges and a persistent shortage of foreign currency in Nigeria.
As...
The naira plummeted to N1,639.41 per dollar in the official market, marking a significant decline of N34 from the previous day. The black market rate also fell, reflecting broader economic instability and inflation concerns, prompting calls for urgent government reforms to stabilize the...
The naira closed at N1,596.60 per dollar as dollar liquidity decreased, marking a 1.66% drop from Friday's rate. Daily FX market turnover fell 14.80% to $102.93 million, while the parallel market rate was quoted at N1,610. Analysts suggest sustained high interest rates amid ongoing inflation...
On July 22, 2024, the black market exchange rate for USD to NGN in Lagos is ₦1,590 buying and ₦1,598 selling. In contrast, the Central Bank of Nigeria sets its official rates at ₦1,584 buying and ₦1,585 selling. Rates may vary slightly due to market conditions.
On July 22, 2024, the black...
The Nigerian presidency refutes claims in a New York Times article, asserting that President Tinubu inherited, not caused, the country's economic challenges. Highlighting policy measures and positive economic indicators, the presidency defends Tinubu’s administration and criticizes the foreign...
The Nigerian Naira faces downward pressure against the US dollar, nearing the critical threshold of N1500/$ as the dollar index surges by 80 basis points.
As the trading week came to a close, the Nigerian Naira witnessed a notable decline against the US dollar, reaching N1495/$ in the parallel...
Nigerian naira stable at N1,483.99/$1 as $925m oil loan boosts dollar inflows. External reserves rise to $32.79bn, but the black market rate is N1,495/$1.
The Nigerian Naira maintained stability at the close of the week, buoyed by a surge in dollar inflows attributed to additional oil...
Stay updated on the latest shift in Nigeria's Naira-Dollar dynamics. June 3rd, 2024, marks a potential game-changer with the Naira stabilizing against the US Dollar at ₦1,481 in the black market.
The Nigerian Naira and the US Dollar's relationship has often been tumultuous, but June brings a...
The Nigerian Naira faced a sharp decline, falling to N1,329.65 against the US Dollar despite recent gains and CBN interventions. The abrupt reversal raises concerns about currency stability and prompts questions about the effectiveness of central bank measures. Market observers remain vigilant...
The Nigerian Naira strengthens against the US dollar, surging by 9.68% to ₦1,339.33/$ in the official forex market. However, facing a slight dip in the parallel market, the Naira trades at ₦1,520 to the dollar. Central Bank attributes volatility to seasonal fluctuations, while forex turnover...
The naira depreciates by 1.32% against the dollar on the black market, opening at N1,520, attributed to increased demand and supply shortages. Meanwhile, the official exchange rate remains stable. Data shows slight fluctuations in the official market, with the naira appreciating by 0.19%, while...
Nigerian Customs recently upped the import duty exchange rate to N1,441/$1, marking a significant hike from the previous rate. This shift has sent shockwaves through businesses, prompting concerns about increased costs and potential economic repercussions.
The Nigerian Customs Service has...
The Nigerian Naira experienced a significant rebound in the parallel market, appreciating to 1,280 Naira per US dollar.
This unexpected surge marked a notable recovery for the currency, which had faced recent depreciation challenges. The rebound comes amidst ongoing fluctuations in the foreign...
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